Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide
Unload the Database
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17 Type mkdir db_dir.[MM.DD.YY_HH.MM] and then press Enter to create a
subdirectory within the current directory.
Note: Substitute the current month, date, year, hour, and minute for
[MM.DD.YY_HH_MM].
Example: mkdir db_dir.12.15.00_08.45
Note: Substitute the current month, date, year, hour, and minute for
[MM.DD.YY_HH_MM].
Example: mkdir db_dir.12.15.00_08.45
18 Type cd [directory name] and then press Enter. The directory you just created
becomes the working directory.
Example: cd db_dir.12.15.00_08.45
Example: cd db_dir.12.15.00_08.45
19 Type pwd and then press Enter. The system displays the complete path to the
directory you just created.
20 Write the complete path name on the line provided.
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Note: You will need this path name when you load the database.
Note: You will need this path name when you load the database.
21 Choose one of the following options:
If you are unloading the DNCS database to the hard drive of the DNCS, type
dncsDbData -u and then press Enter.
dncsDbData -u and then press Enter.
If you are unloading the Application Server database to the hard drive of the
DNCS, type
dncsDbData -u -d appdb -c /dvs/appFiles/dbConfig/appDbConfig and
then press Enter.
Note: The directory path following the -c option specifies the location of the
appdb configuration files.
DNCS, type
dncsDbData -u -d appdb -c /dvs/appFiles/dbConfig/appDbConfig and
then press Enter.
Note: The directory path following the -c option specifies the location of the
appdb configuration files.
Result: The Unload Database window appears.
22 Type 2 and then press Enter. The Is the above information correct? (Y/N)
message appears.
23 Type y and then press Enter. The Enter backup directory (Default: Current
Directory) message appears.
24 Press Enter. The Is the above information correct? (Y/N) message appears.
25 Type y and then press Enter. The system unloads your database to the current
25 Type y and then press Enter. The system unloads your database to the current
directory.
26 Have you just unloaded your database as part of the defragmentation process, as
described in the Monitor and Eliminate Database Fragmentation (on page 59)
section, or are you planning to load your database immediately?
section, or are you planning to load your database immediately?
If yes, go to Load the Database (on page 73).
Note: System components must remain stopped when you load the
database.
Note: System components must remain stopped when you load the
database.
If no, type /etc/rc2.d/S75cron start and then press Enter. The system restarts
the DNCS cron jobs.
the DNCS cron jobs.